All Rules in Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.2016 Management Pack

	DisplayName	Description	ID	Target	Category	Enabled	Instance Name	Counter Name	Frequency	Event_ID	Event Source	Alert Generate	Alert Severity	Alert Priority	Remotable	Event Log
	DHCP Server 2016 Policy Drop Packets in Fail Over Monitoring Rule	Alert when policy drop packets events are inserted in DHCP log	Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.10.0.Policy.FailOver.PacketDrop	Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.10.0.Server	Custom	True			0	0		True	Error	Normal	True
	DHCP 2016 Client packet dropped Policy 100 Percentage Utilization Rule	This rule check when Client Packets are dropped based on defined policies for 100 Percentage utilization configured in a DHCP 2016 server	Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.10.0.Policy.Rule.ClientPackDrop100Full	Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.10.0.IPv4Scope	EventCollection	True			0	0		True	Warning	Normal	True	DhcpAdminEvents
	DHCP 2016 IP Address Range Policies 100 Percentage Utilization Rule	This Rule check for 80 Percentage utilization in IP Address Range based on defined policies configured in a DHCP 2016 server	Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.10.0.Policy.Rule.IPAddressRange100Full	Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.10.0.IPv4Scope	EventCollection	True			0	0		True	Warning	Normal	True	System
	DHCP 2016 IP Address Range Policies 80 Percentage Utilization Rule	This rule check for 80 Percentage utilization in IP Address Range based on defined policies configured in a DHCP 2016 server	Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.10.0.Policy.Rule.IPAddressRange80Full	Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.10.0.IPv4Scope	EventCollection	True			0	0		True	Warning	Normal	True	System
	DHCP 2016 Residual IP Address Range Policies 100 Percentage Utilization Rule	This rule check for 80\% utilization in Residual IP Address Range based on defined policies configured in a DHCP 2016 server	Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.10.0.Policy.Rule.ResidualIPAddressRange100Full	Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.10.0.IPv4Scope	EventCollection	True			0	0		True	Warning	Normal	True	System
	DHCP 2016 Residual IP Address Range Policies 80 Percentage Utilization Rule	This rule check for 80 Percentage utilization in Residual IP Address Range based on defined policies configured in a DHCP 2016 server	Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.10.0.Policy.Rule.ResidualIPAddressRange80Full	Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.10.0.IPv4Scope	EventCollection	True			0	0		True	Warning	Normal	True	System
	Collect DHCP Server 2016 IPV4 Individual Scopes Free Addresses	Collect the number of free addresses in the scope	Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.10.0.Scope.IPV4.CollectIndividualFreeScopeAddresses	Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.10.0.IPv4Scope	PerformanceCollection	True			0	0		False			True
	Collect DHCP Server 2016 IPV4 Individual Scopes Addresses In Use	Collect the number of scope addresses in use	Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.10.0.Scope.IPV4.CollectIndividualScopeAddressesInUse	Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.10.0.IPv4Scope	PerformanceCollection	True			0	0		False			True
	Collect DHCP Server 2016 IPV6 Individual Scopes Free Addresses	Collect the number of free addresses in the scope	Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.10.0.Scope.IPV6.CollectIndividualFreeScopeAddresses	Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.10.0.IPv6Scope	PerformanceCollection	True			0	0		False			True
	Collect DHCP Server 2016 IPV6 Individual Scopes Addresses In Use	Collect the number of scope addresses in use	Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.10.0.Scope.IPV6.CollectIndividualScopeAddressesInUse	Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.10.0.IPv6Scope	PerformanceCollection	True			0	0		False			True
	Collect DHCP Server 2016 Super Scopes Addresses In Use	Collect the number of addresses in use of the super scope	Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.10.0.SuperScope.IPV4.CollectAddressesInUse	Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.Library.Superscope	PerformanceCollection	True			0	0		False			True
	Collect DHCP Server 2016 Super Scopes Free Addresses	Collect the number of free addresses in the super scope	Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.10.0.SuperScope.IPV4.CollectFreeAddresses	Microsoft.Windows.DHCPServer.Library.Superscope	PerformanceCollection	True			0	0		False			True